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OS: Windows 10 latest with ESU
AMD driver: 25.10.3 – 25.12.1
GPU: XFX RX 6900XT (Both OC and non OC tested)
CPU: 9800X3D
RAM: 32GB DDR5-6000
Module: SteamVR – OpenXR
Headset: PS/VR2 with PC adapter – Displayport connection.
VorpX: 25.1.2I’ve noticed that the app is constantly crashing when using VorpX on any game. Tested Fallout 4, Cyberpunk, Stalker Anomaly, Left 4 Dead 2, Ghost Recon Wildlands, Factorio, 15+ others.
The Virtual desktop starts fine and works fine(usually, sometimes VorPX will attempt to hook vorpDesktop and timeout), until the moment I try to actually play a game. Game will usually start, but inevitably crash after less than 5 minutes. SteamVR reports ‘ IPC Namespace Unavailable ‘ and AMD driver reports that the driver has crashed. Notably, the driver crashes to the Virtual Desktop and in rare cases, crashes out of the VR experience outright.
This happens only with VorpX. SteamVR home works fine, mods for Cyberpunk like RealVR work great, so it’s a very specific VorpX problem with the headset.
Effectively this appears to make the software completely unusable under Windows 10 at this moment.
Hope this helps you ascertain the issue Ralf. I can provide additional info and tests if you need them, to hopefully help you get some more customers for the software.
Topic: Head Track dead zone
Can you create deadzone for head track via mouse for game like jc4 ,ghost recon wildland…
(had this has optional when the default is 0 for axis x and y)thanks
New First Person Mod for GRW just released this month on nexus, and combined with vorpX G3D fullVR, it is now much more the immersive experience I have been hoping for! (thank you intifofo). See video for gameplay and simple install guide:
I have made some significant improvements to the old GRW profile (terrain textures and shadows are now correct in stereo, woohoo!!) and I’ve tuned it for best use with this first person mod. New profile now on the cloud for any to try:
Ghost Recon Wildlands + FPS mod (G3D) [dellrifter22]
G3D is very performance heavy in GRW, so expect modest settings and resolution with occasional frame dips. These are my recommended settings based on a 2080ti:
Game FOV is affected by aspect ratio, so for best results, create a custom resolution from the following and apply it in game.
1333 x 1200 – performance (~40 fps)
1600 x 1440 – balanced (~35 fps)
1920 x 1728 – quality (~25 fps)
2400 x 2160 – ultra (Z3D only)
3200 x 2880The Game also has internal render scaling in Video Settings that you can adjust up/down to find your own target performance.
Game Settings:
– Max Extended FOV to 100% in Video Settings and turn off VSync
– AA = Temporal AA (adds blur to moving objects, but is the most stable image)
– Texture Quality and Terrain Quality = High/Ultra
– Shadow Quality = Medium, Long Range Shadows = On
– AO = HBAO+, Godrays = On (both optional)
– Draw Distance/Level of Detail/Vegetation = Low and everything else is OFF
– Helicopter Controls = Classic in Gameplay settings (enables head rotation)
– Increase vorpX Sharpen to max 2.00 in Delete Key menu*HUD visibility is very customizable in Options and can be toggled on/off with hotkey
*AI teammates can be turned off in game settings if you want to run solo
*Performance Z3D is also available if you want more frames/eye candy
*tested on HP Reverb G1 with mouse/keyboardA few effects that remain unfixed for stereo (distant water reflections, stars, clouds, and rain) have for now been assigned to the vorpX Shadow Treatment menu so that you can toggle them on/off to your preference (Delete key menu, Image Settings page).
One last suggestion to improve stealth gameplay: install the Remove Detection and Hit Sounds mod from nexus and turn the game HUD off. Now your awareness and infiltration skills will be tested.
